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  A Food Guide for Fourth of July 2020

  June 30 at 4 a.m.

  Well, amazingly we’ve just about made it halfway through 2020. High fives all over the place. As we ease into the downhill side of this (please, can it be the easier downhill side?), when making plans for our Fourth of July parties, let's focus on locally owned places. This is...

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  A Father's Day Gift Guide in Food

  June 15 at 4 a.m.

  What do you give the person who already has everything, namely you? Scratch-offs are always fun, but Dad already hit the lotto once when he was gifted you. Alas, you can’t show up empty handed.    What Dad really wants is time with you! And maybe between y'all is the...

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  15 Options for Mother's Day To Go

  May 6 at 4 a.m.

  While some restaurants are opening dining rooms for limited tables for families to get a Mother’s Day brunch, lunch or dinner, there are plenty of ways to stay home and safe, if that’s what you prefer. There are tons of restaurants offering kits to go. Here are 14 options for...

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  Your Guide to Cinco de Mayo To Go

  May 4 at 4 a.m.

  Even though most of us are staying at home these days, there’s no reason we can’t get in on some Cinco de Mayo celebrations. Here are some Dallas spots making that easier with kits and more to go this week. Bisous Bisous Pâtisserie 3700 McKinney Ave., Suite 150 (Uptown) Bisous is...

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  Get Your Easter Meal To Go From These Dallas Restaurants

  April 8 at 4 a.m.

  Whether or not it feels like it, Easter is coming up for those who celebrate it. While big family gatherings or brunch out may be part of your routine, that — and any other habit of normalcy, really — is changed this spring because of the coronavirus. Just as restaurants...

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  So the Parade Was Canceled. You Can Still Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

  March 16 at 4 a.m.

  Dublin native Alan Kearney is one of our favorite local Irishmen. He talks fast and energetically, while juggling multiple restaurants here in Dallas and Ireland. He's also got an inherent Irish optimism. And as we all get our heads around the term “social distancing,” it’s hard to imagine Dallas not...